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The goal of Wilson Wheaton Productions, LLC is to serve as an outlet for creative expressions in screenwriting for both the beginning and seasoned screenwriter. This annual screenwriting competition will give screenwriters an opportunity to gain valuable experience and exposure in the film industry.
Entries will be judged on originality, creativity, and industry standard formatting. We are not looking for any particular genre or type of script, just a writer's sincere effort to produce a quality story. Please carefully read all the rules before submitting your entry. Failure to adhere to the rules will result in disqualification.
The top three winners will receive from InkTip.com: 1) An e-mail announcement about your winning screenplay to their list of industry professionals; 2) Placement of at least your logline and synopsis on their password protected web site. You may also place the treatment and/or script; 3) Include a logline (pitch) for your winning screenplay in their printed publication, Ink Tip Magazine, which is snail-mailed bi-monthly to 4,500 industry professionals.
The top three winners will receive from So You Wanna Sell A Script: 1) Total Script Express, a personal e-query to over 3,000 industry professionals comprised of studio executives, producers, agents, etc.; 2) One Year free listing in The Script Marketplace, a private online database, open and regularly viewed by only industry professionals looking for screenplays for option/purchase; 3) Logline and author information placement in one issue of The Hollywood Bugle, an e-newsletter sent to over 2,500 industry professionals; 4) Six-month access to the Writers Rolodex, which consists of contact information for 2,850 studios, production companies, producers, literary agencies, managers and executives. It also allows writers to manage their contacts and submissions with its exclusive My Contacts feature.
The top three winners will receive from Script Delivery: 1) Full script delivery which sends a personal e-query to over 3,000 industry professionals and 2) Eight months of access to their Contact Database which has contact information for thousands of industry professionals. Writers are able to create their own contact lists and keep notes on their dealings with companies. The top three winners will receive a two-year subscription to Creative Screenwriting Magazine.
The top three winners will receive a one-year Scripped Pro subscription from Scripped.
Other prizes include a $500 cash prize for the first place winner and exposure on the Wilson Wheaton Productions website for all three top winners.
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T. Steed's Wings of Stone has been named the winner of the 2010 Blazing Quill Screenwriting Competition.
David Bertoni's The Stunning Box has been named the winner of the Blazing Quill 2005 Screenwriting Competition.
An interview with screenwriter Teresa Lewis regarding the Blazing Quill Writing Competition.
Q: What's the title of the script you entered in this contest, and what's it about?A: Rebirth
The story is set in an ironic age of enlightenment, the renaissance, in a time when art is life and knowledge-- well let's just say that many want knowledge to remain hidden-- because knowledge equals power and a means to control the masses.
A womanizing artist then uncovers more than the nudes he captures on canvas when he faces his fears and finds love that changes his life.
Rebirth is based on a true story of the abuse of power versus the power and honor of a humanist and a few brave hearts-- fascinating characters who give up their wealth, their estates, their rank and privilege, in a cause greater than self. It is a powerful story that values honor and a love story that transcends time.
From the reviews: entertaining, exciting, enlightening, inspiring. it's message transcends films that are preictable and gimmicky" etc.
refreshing, it doesn't insult your intelligence, etc.
A: Honestly, I really liked the name. I have always loved the symbolism behind a quill pen. It reminds me that so many great poets and writers used them, not to mention documents like the U. S. Constituion was written and signed with a Blazing Quill.
Regarding Wins, yes, a recent Frst place at Epiphany, and the others are listed on Moviebytes as well, in winning scripts.
A: They did a great job. I have no complaints.
Q: Were you given any feedback on your script? If so, did you find the feedback helpful?A: In the congratulations letter, they kindly wrote a few lines as to why they felt Rebirth is so powerful.
Q: Has your success in this contest helped you market your script? Were you contacted by any agents, managers or producers?A: Actually, yes. I have two major players-- both reading Rebirth. One wants it included in their production slate, but as of today, all of my options are open.
Q: What's your background? Have you written any other screenplays or television scripts?A: My background is one of a scholar, someone who truly has a passion for learning for its own sake. My degree is in Psychology and Cultural Anthropology and additional training in Education and Digital Editing and Marketing. I especially love history and the lessons to be learned from it.
I have written several other screenplays, including another historical romance in progress, as well as two off the wall comedies.
I also have a winning reality show concept that I'm looking for someone to pitch...
A: Not at this time, although I lived there as a child. I would love to return and reminisce. My sister lives in Camirillo is always asking me to visit.
Q: What's next? Are you working on a new script?A: Always working on a script, usually several at a time. At present-- three almost full time. One I am especially proud of, a blend of science and seduction, called "Beyond Reason." I live to write and to research. It is genuine and as natural to me as breathing. I even write and direct in my sleep. I just have to remind myself to breathe deeper sometimes and to stop and look at the stars-- as numerous as my many blessings.
I can honestly say I have met some wonderful people through the writing and contest process.